Our EdTech initiative, established in 2023, is proving transformative. Time is of the essence in our urgent mission, and your contribution has played a pivotal role in laying the foundation for the future success of these young minds.

Bali Children Foundation curriculum considers environmentally friendly sustainable solutions to many community challenges, including waste management, agriculture, sustainable energy, and IT for grade 4 to 6 students.

English skills are important for our students to improve their livelihood and a chance to attain better employment. With English as a Foreign Language (EFL) program, BCF schools scored 61% in English, higher than the minimum competency.

We counteract post-COVID learning loss by enhancing literacy, numeracy, and digital skills. The impact is evident in our data, with BCF schools outperforming non-BCF schools, boasting average student competency scores of 78.2% for literacy and 63.6% for numeracy.

For sponsored students on BCF scholarships, within three months of graduation, 88% commenced tertiary studies, apprenticeships or employment.

Marriott International Business Council funds BCF's youth program, expanding opportunities for over 1,000 remote Bali youth in preparation for tertiary studies or employment.

Working with children and youth who have never attended school (West Sumba) or infrequently do so (Sumbawa), the projects offer plenty of challenges to our dedicated educators.

EdTech, aimed at grade 1 students in impoverished areas, is now funded for 28 schools. Thank you to our wonderful donors in Bali and at Bright Futures Lunch in Melbourne last November.

Showing great results in 2023, we aim to continue the program, targeting grade 2 to 6 elementary school students in disadvantaged communities to strengthen their literacy and numeracy skills.